5 Ways Our Life is BETTER Living OFF GRID

[@Guildbrookfarm]

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[@theaddictedprepper902]

Guildbrook Farm | Simple Sustainable Living I am interested to know how your canned goods withstand the winter storage. I know you miss your basement storage, but I know you will eventually have something even better.

[@Guildbrookfarm]

Oh ya, we covered that in our Water Woes series: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZDLqJ6bh7uimsU

[@theaddictedprepper902]

Guildbrook Farm | Simple Sustainable Living yes, I am curious about how they do thru the whole winter season. A final review/evaluation of the method of storage you are using.

[@jkhenderson1]

Guildbrook Farm | Simple Sustainable Living Thank you for the wonderful and very real glimpse into the off grid life. You hit the nail on the head on all points! Really happy for y'all!

[@SupaXeph]

Hello! I have really learned a lot from you guys, and I love it! I'm so glad you're somewhere that makes you so happy and less stressed! My question is: Internet. How do you do it off-grid? I'd love to go away from people, but my Grump-Nugget is similar to your husband; a gamer, youtube, gotta have his internet...that's the main hurdle for me getting out into the woods in my very own Hobbit Hole! How will we ever survive without the internet? *hand to forehead* I know you guys have got something decent to be able to upload videos...if you have addressed this in another video, I must have missed it! Anyway, if you have a moment, could you point me and anyone else with this problem in the right direction? Thanks! :D

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Jamie we live this same life and you are right it is a peaceful life rewarding life.We chose what we want to do from day to day.No hurrying to get up and get to a job somewhere.We get up early eat go feed animals then do farm chores very rewarding. When you raise all your food and animals you know what you are eating.

[@Guildbrookfarm]

It’s beautiful, isn’t it?!

[@brushmountainhomestead2918]

I can so relate to the noise pollution. I love being able to hear the birds and the trees swaying. Yes, the stars!

[@vernahelvik8678]

I understand everything you said. We live in Montana on forty acres. Some woods mostly pasture land. I seen the beautiful mountains with snow on them. Swans, geese, ducks, muskrats and turtles on and in our pond, beautiful. We have eagles, hawks, foxes,coyotes,bears. A soft wind in the summer that soothes you and makes you take a breath of clean air. You can almost here the garden grow. My soul can fill up with the peace.

[@jenniferb8981]

I am a working mom, and I have little time to myself. I moved to the country to "live life". I don't watch tv. I watch homesteading videos to learn and grow. You guys are my number one channel to turn in to. Thank you so much for all your efforts. I cannot say enough about the QUALITY of the info. We are all learning together. You guys ARE THE BEST!!!!

[@Guildbrookfarm]

THIS is why we make them. ❤️

[@arthurjurkowitsch9785]

OMG. That is exactly what Kim and I are looking for. We just have 48 more months to go until we can retire and live the dream. God bless you. that you have ( I am sorry ) the balls to do it now. Thank you again for the great job you are doing.

[@LittleMountainRanch]

This resonated with me. I feel exactly the same way out where we are. There is nothing like going out side when it's dark at night and looking up and seeing millions of stars and hearing. Nothing. Thank you for sharing this with us.

[@Guildbrookfarm]

Yep you got it 😉

[@ducklover2158]

Y’all are the definition of the American dream in my opinion. 🙂

[@randyl1224]

Great video and content you can hear peacefulness in your voice always waiting on y’all video

[@jenellenolt6631]

nothing like rain on a tin roof and a star filled night sky in the woods! so good to see you enjoying the calm and seeing your dreams become reality!

[@foxtailfarm9440]

The peacefulness and excitement in your new way of life is such a joy to see.

[@JoshuaSmithHomesteader]

Living in a suburbia system, You are stuck on a system of dept, sickness, and a choiceless future. I have always lived in the sticks, and can't imagine living in that system. Getting to grips with the land and your spiritual self is a life worth living. Glad you folks have found your place. Cheers!

[@johnrideout5056]

I am SO happy you have been able to make your move. I remember seeing the video where you had to get rid of your birds and slow things down and it was easy to see the heartache in your face and it made us feel your pain. We are most happy you are away from all of that and now have what you really want and need. All the best!

[@JulieJSchmidt]

I LOVE country life. Stars, phases of the moon, quiet, chickens running loose, livestock noises, neighbors borrowing a cup of sugar, or "hey can you help with this fence?" We are not to off grid yet, but country and quiet, getting there. I am so glad you have your dream property.

[@mrswebbshouse]

I love your videos. Following you and your family has really made me rethink life in general. I love your pantry and canning videos as well they have given me a new way of thinking about being prepared. You look so happy and peaceful. 😀 Many Blessings Juanita

[@1300buckvtx]

Since moving to Nova Scotia 2 yrs ago from Ontario suburbia....and moving to the Annapolis Valley on the South mountain off Waterville we are just amazed at how the stars twinkle every night just amazing and unless someone else lives like this they have NO idea what they are missing. People need to slow down and appreciate the splendor of the night's sky. No wonder people are so stressed out Jamie. We love our neighbours too even though our nearest is a mile away, when we go on holidays for a week one neighbour comes by with their 3 young kids and feed and water our chickens , we tell them to keep they eggs from our 13 girls and they are just so ecstatic. Without sounding creepy...... i wish we were your neighbors .Take care from Nova Scotia Canada Daryl

[@1rdgrnnr]

we love what you're saying , your 5 ways is our 5 ways . we did that 18 years ago and we're not looking back. thanks for sharing .

[@MrKanjidude]

Living like you do now looks amazing in so many ways. I completely understand your appreciation of quiet - being a highly sensitive person prone to stress and headaches currently living in the city (close to the largest airport in the country no less) there is nothing I currently want more than to be able to move out into the country, far away from cars, airplanes and people. To find peace and focus. I'm glad I found your channel; you are amazing and inspiring people. Best of luck with everything moving forward.

[@leedarcy5733]

Never has a video spoken to me more than this one right now. Sick of disrespectful neighbours, barking dogs etc etc... I swear people in general have become more rude aggressive and disrespectful these days. I'd love to move away from people in general. Not all people are like this obviously, I just feel most are though. I've always had a deep routed urge to live a quite self sufficient life. This video has reignited that urge... So thank you.

[@melik5398]

I feel exactly the same, Lee Darcy. Life in the big city, traffic, people with ever diminishing consideration for others, smartphone zombies everywhere you look, and the incessant, inescapable noise and stress. This video was a perfect beacon call to escape and start over. My dream is to get away to a quiet, wooded acreage and live a simpler life. It's nice to know others feel the same. Good luck on your journey!

[@TheHandsOnChannel]

I agree, we are currently in transition to off grid life. The more I get the more I dislike coming back to the suburbs for all the reasons you mentioned. The quiet is incredible.

[@joenews77]

That was the BEST description of what I want my life to be....in the moment....slowing down....seeing the stars....simply wonderful!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!

[@ANGELMOON4217]

You are right about everything you said, quietness is soothing to the mind and body.

[@uphillhomestead6188]

Love the video and so agree....we moved off grid 5 years ago and the quiet and the lack of light pollution were my biggest "things" Yes, the stars every night have delighted everyone in my family!

[@natalyasweeney2251]

Glad you guys are doing better & have peace.

[@sonyagregory5711]

Beautifully said Jamie. The peace and serenity shows on your faces and in your expressions. We lived in the city until 1994, when we moved to Brevard, NC where we bought a modest home in the country. Next we bought a blueberry farm further out in the country, then later we moved to still another farm in another town out in the sticks. I'm like you, I love the peace and quiet of country life. Everyone in my country farm neighborhood raise their own animals, have gardens and do all kinds of wonderful projects. We have within our neighborhood, chickens, goats, sheep, cows, horses, donkeys, turkeys, ducks, & llamas, pigs, guineas, doves, wineries, family gardens, back to eden gardens, gardens of all types. However what I like best about our neighborhood is that I know if I would have need of anything, I've only to ask and it will be offered by any of my neighbors. Be it a cup of sugar, a hoe, a rake, or a backhoe, someone near has one. When you live in a great neighborhood its like one great big family. It is wonderful to see how happy you all are! God Bless! Journey On!

[@juniper583]

My husband and I are working on paying down debt so that our next step can be land. It will probably be a long while before we can develop it but we both feel the pull to secure our own piece of land. Your channel has been a huge inspiration. I hope you continue producing content for a very long time.

[@dianegeiger3223]

I really admire you for actually living your dreams and having the ability to choose to.

[@reignorshine.]

If I don't lock everything down in my neighborhood, it will dissappear, I find I grit my teeth when stuck in traffic which is Everytime I drive,when the neighbors aren't fighting there radio is yelling at us, I long for space ,quiet and freedom this city life for me and now I'm discovering many others is not conducive to my mental health

[@Christodophilus]

I remember the first night we fell asleep, on our 5 acres. It was freaky how quiet it was, at first. But after a week, I suddenly realised, how my shoulders were relaxing. All because I wasn't anticipating the morning traffic noise, start up, or when the neighbours dogs would start barking. Of course, on 5 acres, more people have built here since - and the neighbours just built a working garage, right next to our fenceline. So it's not so quiet, any more. ;) But it's still not as noisy as suburbia was.

[@huntshackwildernessexperie6820]

Ahh your words are like music. The change in values you experience are priceless.When people have the chance to slow down and hear and see and feel, its such a complex world we live in. Everything in nature plays a role and contributes to the richness of our lives.

[@MrRain-hk4zi]

Good reasons to get more secluded land, live simple, live better and go off grid Jamie, thanks for reminding us. We are working toward that end!

[@candicechristensen1753]

Sounds perfect! So happy for you guys!

[@American-OutdoorsNet]

I learned a great bit of wisdom from my grandfather a long time ago- "You'll always succeed at what you have to."

[@Guildbrookfarm]

LOVE ❤️

[@valhowe1950]

Congratulations from an old timer who's been following your journey. I think you got it!! Not so easy, but so worth it. So thrilled you figured it out. Love you guys!

[@suzie2080]

Your face just radiates happiness! The stars are the best aren't they. I know what you mean when you say it's so quiet that your ears ring. Another wonderful video.

[@debrothermund9448]

I am very much looking forward to moving back to the country. We should have never left to a HOA suburban life. You are so right, I am stressed living here. So regulated I cannot even hang my laundry out. No farm animals, if we want to plant a tree, we have to submit for approval. Cross your fingers, we feel we found 10 acres that might fit our requirements. Selling our home in two months.

[@Guildbrookfarm]

🤞🏻

[@sandeegragert9008]

Your video's are so true and enjoyable. Absolutly NOT boring living off grid. We are not off grid but live in the woods. Enjoy your place. We do.

[@stephanienuce7711]

Solitude. Fellowship with like minded people. Contentment. Family. The sounds of nature. Star gazing. Peace.... So much to be said for that. I am SO happy for your family- you inspire me with your genuine, sincere and kind hearted ability to share freely!! I am so thankful I have never really spent much time in my life in the city. It makes me extremely anxious to go to town for long, my soul belongs in the country & I'm thankful I get to live that out. I loved this video!! A lot!

[@Guildbrookfarm]

❤️

[@kristidennis2779]

I was off grid for 15 years and absolutely loved it. I lost it thru a divorce but am trying to find a way to go back on my own. It is the only way to live. I see so much waste in how people live now that they don't even realize. I wish all people had a chance to see the world the way God intended us to see it, not artifically but naturally.

[@chick-a-bee-farm]

I’m so happy for you! I so wish my dear Prince Charming could embrace this lifestyle, until then, I love living vicariously through you.

[@cyprith]

That rain in the background was beautiful. You could probably record a couple hour long soundtrack of just your ambient farm noises on a rainy day and make a killing selling it to insomniacs like me. Haha.

[@jackphillips3512]

Yep. Way better. I moved from 1/3 acre suburbia to 5 acres in the mountains. Way better. You failed to mention that you always have people staring out their windows at you in the suburbs.

[@dlschnell9326]

I am 62 and I have lived the prepper homestead life ..almost all..of my life and what you are saying is so very true then I had to move to suburbia for 4 yrs that's when my health declined as well as my frame of thinking..the traffic ..sirens..people screaming and yelling..my ahhhhh time..quiet time disappeared. Those 4 yrs was the only time in my life I felt trapped..hopeless..and very sick. I gathered my wits and we moved far away into a home that was abandoned for 4 years ..a total disaster ..located in the western foothills of the smokies that had 5 acres ..4 yrs later we have chickens..cattle..a garden..a beautiful home..and never miss one night of looking at the stars or feeling the soft quiet breeze on my face..finally back to my life that I had always had...the best part of this brave move was my health it started to improve as well as my state of mind finally I could breathe. We have such wonderful like minded neighbors and we knew we had like minded neighbors when we moved in. This one older couple gave us 2 doz eggs..farm raised ground beef..2 laying hens and 16 fertile eggs as a house warming gift..and ya know what..we did not even have a coop but that gift inspired us to build ..he helped ..she made lunch. I am so happy and proud of your family for getting off the grid..away from the crud and living the way YOU want to live. Good for you :-)

[@Guildbrookfarm]

What a beautiful and inspiring story! ❤️

[@theseeker6097]

5 star rating on this guys well said! Happy you guys got out, couldnt agree more about suburbia. FANTASTIC you have great neighbors around your new home! Peace

[@avonleanne]

Im still in suburbia, but I SOOO AGREE with everything you are saying!! The few times we have had the opportunity to go out and look at property, we just relax and enjoy the country, but we get quiet and start tensing up on our way home...i so look forward to all the same reasons you put forth as to why I want out....so happy for your family

[@hollynla]

Great video. Even your channel is so much better, the content of your videos is so real and I can relate much better. You've quicly become one of my favorite homesteading channels since you moved.

[@jocelynwombles5771]

Even before you guys moved! I love how genuine your videos are and enjoyed the chicken/gardening/prepping videos early in your homestead journey. Can’t wait to see the new homestead plans unfold!

[@Guildbrookfarm]

Thank you ❤️

[@cycletivity3584]

I think the bottom line is, we were sold a lifestyle of bigger and better, more evolved. Years later we are finding out it is none of the above. The lifestyle has accomplished one thing, it has allowed folks to network, a movement if you will that rejects the lifestyle. Your vlog is apart of that, great content as always!

[@Guildbrookfarm]

Great point 👍🏻

[@askelliemae230]

You look so at peace-- ps next week I am going to buy the all American pressure cooker so when I do a garden I can learn how to preserve food from your videos --gonna rattle some jars of food for sure this summer !! me and a few other woman are going to try it together all from your videos

[@Crazycatlady1836]

Great video! I really related deeply to everything you talked about. We left an established neighborhood and moved out to a rural area onto 5 acres. Unfortunately, the land owner close to us sold his land to a developer. Houses are being built inches away from each other and their lights are stifling our view of the stars. The noises of cars and people fill the once quiet, peaceful solitude. I yearn for what we once had. If we are ever able to move again we will not purchase less than 20 wooded acres.

[@cherilcooper289]

I grew up off grid.. Now I live urban life and hate it.. But working towards getting back off grid soon.. Love the country and the simple things in life...

[@Oldmanseenalot]

You can go off grid right where you are. But it's probably like quitting smoking. It may be easier if you can't just pick it up again when it gets tough during the transition.

[@danielsmith6628]

I am looking for a lady to live off the grid with, accomplished carpenter and woodsman, but finding someone to spend time with doing this seems impossible... do you like horses, know how to live off the land... Ginseng hunting, trapping, hunting, etc?

[@olgabusch9184]

It's just so beautiful there. I am very happy for you guys

[@HaileysHealth]

Just found your channel! So excited to watch more videos!

[@Guildbrookfarm]

Welcome!

[@bsofar1675]

Impressed as always with your work. I am so happy for you guys. I'm always excited when you have something new to share. I want folks like your family as my neighbors.

[@didine256]

You outgrow your suburbia homestead, it was more than time to move out. Congrats !

[@mooshmobile]

yay! so glad to see you're out of suburbia and on to a happier and more fulfilling life! Congrats! Looking forward to learning from you guys! we live in suburbia but we're starting with a few chickens and a garden

[@NS-pf2zc]

The beauty of living out in a rural setting. It so wonderful to hear how it's brought peace and freedom to your lives...it is so incredibly priceless! I just don't understand city life, or the now traditional way of life. We tried to do it. It's a rat race of focusing on the norms, what's current, what pleases others, and not being true to yourself and what truly matters. I like this life, the REAL life, better. The struggles are real, but so very worth it!

[@nancyfahey7518]

Yes I love the quiet. I'm not off grid. You have to be young and strong to do that. But I can survive off grid. Love your new place and your youngness. 👍

[@elizabethpendleton3421]

Wish I could give this video 2 thumbs up! AWESOME!!!!

[@jimmiepatrum]

Good video. I am finding that as I grow older, I need less and less stimulation from anything more than what I find in our own 25 acres. Just walking the quarter mile to our mailbox passing the woods, seeing the animals, smelling the earth and enjoying the silence purifies my soul. I know what you mean about your ears ringing. I've experienced that too. You lucky guys - that you've found your Eden (albeit a laborious Eden much of the time). I'm enjoying your journey and look forward to more videos. Diane in North Carolina

[@ChickaWoofRanch]

Could not agree with you more! I think we’ve touched on every one of your points in multiple videos we’ve done. If people only knew what they are missing out on. Great job!!!

[@brittney4513]

This video made me emotional. I'm so happy for you, I feel the same way you do about everything but im ten steps behind you. I hope to one day have a life close to what you guys have!

[@wanderingtallguy6849]

background noise is underrated, but is the cause of most of the stress . Quiet is the most relaxing and healing thing for our body/soul.

[@natalienicolaou1]

More quality time with the children and each other.

[@pflicht4051]

As you were going through the steps, I opened up notepad to keep track and explain how each effected me and my family. #4 i decided to stop. Ever single step so far hits my life to a T. #4 hit the nail on the head. All the reasons are exactly how i feel. Ive been wanting to go off grid for a long time. These are PERFECT explanations as to why. Your words have touched me. Glad to know I am not the only one who feels this way. Thank you! I hope one day very soon I will be able to experience that bliss you get to feel every day.

[@moonchildfarm127]

We found our best friends as neighbors out here when we moved, life is so much better I agree!

[@PracticalModernHomestead]

I love living rurally, too! We have one two lane road we can hear, that's all. I used to be one a 1 acre lot, as well. My view now is not houses...it is our waterfall / pond, a forest, the barn, the pasture and our greenhouses in the garden! I am so happy for you folks! I look forward to your videos.

[@cindyhamlin5556]

This is my kind life style. This not boring I do canning, sewing, needlework. I like taking walks in the woods. I don't like using eletric I love living in the past.

[@kimcouch8285]

So agree! We live in the mountains of ky and all we here is our farm animals and we love it-!

[@lisabooker6405]

Couldn’t be happier for you guys!!

[@Fidg234]

Great outlook and you are so right especially about the peace and calm.

[@thamasintitus7818]

Spring is on the way, you made it!

[@CC-xk6cp]

Hi again! Nothing like it and I'm so happy for you folks that you've found your peace and joy! Now you have your comparison and will appreciate every single day for your blessing. Enjoy! Thanks again for sharing all these moments in your journey! You folks are the real deal!

[@davidmorriss-benoit523]

You kept using the word traditional to describe the average suburban American experience. I would argue that what you and your family are doing is actually more traditional. Like Joel Salatin says in his excellent book; folks, this ain't normal. Keep up the good work, I am really enjoying the turn your channel and journey has taken you.

[@donnaeye8781]

the good old days... you are describing the days when I was a kid staying with my grandparents.. very much a simpler time! miss that so very much..

[@manuelgarcia6663]

Awesome, thank you for sharing!

[@hammerhoundlive]

We agree totally. When we moved to our farm 28 years ago it was like that. But now we are forced out by neighbors along the lake. Next spring we will start a new adventure on a new homestead in MT

[@Guildbrookfarm]

👍🏻

[@christiebetts4970]

Wow This almost brought me to tears.I so understand

[@WillowCreekHomestead]

Simply beautiful reasons!!! We have a lot of the same from when we moved to our Homestead! I’m so excited for you guys! Just beautifully stated! ~Trish

[@tonyschmidt8585]

Wow! That was actually amazing!! We are going down that rabbit ourselves. Retiring and going off grid. That video made too much sense. Nice job!!

[@YankeeLivn]

great video, Just listening to you guys, I can hear the difference in your demeanor after moving to a bigger more challenging property, thanks for sharing

[@jerrypritchett283]

To add to your reason number one. When you live in close proximity to great numbers of people, especially those unlike yourself, your person space gets influenced by the mob of other personal spaces. It tends to introvert unless there is an outlet. City dwellers who understand this instinctively find outlets such as trips to the outdoors, running marathons, rock climbing and a myriad of other things to restore their balance. The hustle & bustle of city life is unnatural to the human spirit. Yours is the ideal outlet by bypassing all that stress and you are in a place to allow your spirit to roam free, unfettered by the crush of humanity.

[@cmc7106]

I can totally relate to what your saying!! I have a small place that I built 30 plus years ago off the grid on 25 acres . It was the best thing I ever did. Like you said ,the quite and the stars are incredible. You and your family have made a wonderful decision! Thank you for sharing, Charlie C

[@DeerParkFarmstead]

This is exactly what we did recently. We say the exact thing about the peacefulness although we are only on 6 acres compared to your 20. Still, we couldn’t be more happier. We feel happy to know we can watch your page and have likeminded friends. So happy for you guys.

[@cabinlife2347]

Welcome to serene country life Jaime and Jeremy. We enjoyed your video. It's nice seeing a young family getting out of the rat race while their children are young. Glenn said that Kids need to learn to play with nothing but a stick for a week to wean them off the electronics - anything becomes exciting after that. LOL We've been following your videos, and look forward to what comes next.. Maureen and Glenn from the Canadian Woods. Keep warm.

[@Pawsforreal]

pretty much back to the basics, i would love it

[@johnralston5818]

... i agree a 1000% Jaime.. that is why i'm re-purposing an old pickup into a camper. my wife is 68 & she won't budge ;), i'm 72 & have a few old fishing rods that need dusting off. IMO, you guys are doing it right... keep up the good work, & tell Jeremy that my 'kill-a-watt' from amazon should be here today... Thanks for the video(s).... & don't be surprised if i knock on your door for some of that stew ;)

[@cassityart7001]

Totally agree with your observations. You begin to live by your senses because you can see, hear and feel connected again. We are looking forward to getting to that place...again. We are in a rural neighborhood surrounded by people obsessed with cutting grass. We share our garden food and the neighbors are amazed that we are the smallest house on the smallest property. Our yard is now our Back To Eden garden and enough for all. Q: Do you plan to sell trees to invest in your homestead? Red Tool House Channel did that and paid down their property loan.

[@Guildbrookfarm]

We don’t have a loan. We may do a selective cut at some point but most of the timber we will use to build with first.

[@suzisaintjames]

Guildbrook Farm | Simple Sustainable Living, Pure Living for Life wanted to build their house from trees from their land. Turned out that he was barely able to build from local trees off his land. ... The problem was the house design didn't match the materials. The design called for almost 30 foot beams. Well, they had tall trees, but it was hard to find them to be perfectly straight at that long length. So be sure your logger is in the design phase, as engineers don't know it all. xoxo from sunny 🌞 Arizona 80/49f today.

[@maurolimaok]

I'm an urban guy at Rio de Janeiro, but I loved this video. I use to tell my friends: "when we were child parents don't let us have fun at rain, why we don't do that when we're adults? And the stars... I was on Navy for almost 10 years, and on the sea we have all the Milkway above, with a completely dar enviroment around us, every single night... it's amazing!

[@africanhomestead]

Thanks for sharing. One of the things I'm looking forward to is the quiet. We are currently living in Monrovia, the capital of Liberia. The noise is constant here... and increasing. Of course, the lack of light pollution will be great too!

[@MrsSoapPeddlersHomestead]

I totally agree with all 5 reasons! I am so glad you guys are happy there!

[@eamsden1982]

Good on you guys, you have obviously made a good move. Keep the vids coming👍

[@mablebartlett1988]

Thanks for sharing your life.

[@patschomann7338]

So glad to see you happy and content. We live in the country and it's much quieter. We lived in suburbia prior to moving out here and it's so peaceful. The noises we hear are woodpeckers, chickadees and many other birds, squirrels etc. It's noticeably cooler out here in the warm weather too! We aren't off grid......but it's ok. We are at peace! So happy you made the move!

[@preppermadness6224]

All good reasons! Glad you are liking it.

[@VicariouslyVintage]

NONONO! YOU are practising the traditional way of living. We have forgotten where we come from. They wanted to live the modern way, the comfortable way, the known way. Keep living traditionally!

[@anoldfashionedcountrylife811]

VicariouslyVintage Great point!

[@Austinandpup]

Lol I caught that also. Modern people dont live traditional. They live for the machine.

[@ivegottabeme1]

We have a property on 10 acres and we are only there part time at the moment. When we are there the quiet is unbelievable, I can totally relate.

[@offgridgetawaycamp8034]

I totally agree, I know the feeling. that is why I like to spend time at my off grid camp.

[@katherineneisen8194]

Great and Informational Video!

[@CupcakeBaker1982]

Loved this video...made me feel all warm but also massively envious!! So glad you guys are finally out of suburbia xxx

[@caroldorsett8170]

So enjoy your videos. Since I sold my farm and moved to town I miss farm living. Enjoy the experience of developing you place. I had the wonderful experience making my farm from scratch by my self and would still be there if age hadn’t caught up with me so I will live vicariously through your off grid experience. Thank you both keep filming.

[@Austinandpup]

Carol Dorsett my great grandmother lived on her farm into her late 80's. Unfortunately she fell one morning while milking the cows and broke her hip. She was 89 and never recovered. But she lived a beautiful life.